Neurofeedback is not “anti-medication.” We see the two methodologies working together, not against each other. Medication helps support brain function while the brain is learning what it needs to adjust. We tell clients to stay in close contact with their physicians and watch for symptoms of overmedication. When working with hyperactive children, for example, a …
How will I know when to reduce or stop my medication? Read More »
There may be a time when we might suggest—with your physician’s approval—that you temporarily not take some types of medication. This generally occurs before we administer an attention/cognition test (so we can get a baseline score) or before a brain map is done. We never suggest that a person stop any medication taken for physical …
Do I have to stop taking my medication while doing neurofeedback training? Read More »
Initially, neurofeedback usually supports medication dosages and clients tend to feel better while on their current doses. As training progresses and brain function improves, some clients may actually begin to experience symptoms of overmedication. At this point the client is referred to their physician, who would oversee any medication changes. Many of our clients have …
